Perne

Perne went on to live with Whitgift in his old age.

This collection and rare volumes since added to it is now known as the Perne Library.

Until his death all the College's books had been housed in the Perne Library.

Andrew Perne: 4 February 1554, died 26 April 1589.

While at Cambridge he formed a close relationship with Andrew Perne, sometime vice-chancellor.

Around 1636 he married his young wife, Rachel Perne, and soon left England for the Americas.

In 1553, Andrew Perne was appointed Master.

1560), who was recommended by Andrew Perne as his successor in the chancellorship of Norwich.

The artist has mistakenly recorded the date 1625 instead of 1633 in the panel over the oriel of the Perne Library.

François-Louis Perne was born in Paris.

May 26 - François-Louis Perne, composer and musicologist, 59

1557-1589 Andrew Perne

8 November 1552-26 September 1556: Andrew Perne

There is a hole burnt in the middle of the relevant page in Perne's own copy of Foxe.

October 4 - Francois-Louis Perne, composer (died 1832)

Perne died in 1589, leaving a legacy to the college that funded a number of fellowships and scholarships, as well bequeathing an extensive collection of books.

Rachel Perne's family was related to the Hooker and Hawley families of New England.

François-Louis Perne (1772-1832), French composer and musicographer

François-Louis Perne (1772-1832)

Andrew Perne (1596-1654) was an English clergyman of Puritan opinions and member of the Westminster Assembly.

She studied with Fétis, Perne and Sigismund Neukomm and wrote an opera comique as her first work for theater.

In 1574, through the influence mainly of Burghley and Andrew Perne, he was chosen Lady Margaret professor of divinity.

Mr. Johnny Smith (Damjan Perne)

By the time of her death in the year 1677, Rachel Perne Rawson had borne twelve children to Edward Rawson.

1614-15: Andrew Perne, M.A.